Atom Drop Deck Longboard - 39 Inch

Bought this longboard skate for my 8 year old grandson.l asked him how he liked it now that he’s had it for a month and his answer was “ Honestly it is just so good “ So l guess it’s a keeper. Good looking and well made, no issues with the trucks or wheels . Happy customer.

Ive used this to ride around with my friends Im 17 and weigh approximately 170 pounds. The bearings arent the best but thats a given for a lot of newly bought boards especially since its not yet broke in. Lube them up nice and itll make a difference but Id recommend buying some reds bearings. Great grip tape and style also turns really well and amazimg balance.

Love it! Was never a boarder before. Im 41 and can hang with my son. I did upgrade to some reds bearings right off the bat after reading some things about the stockers, could not be happier! I ended up giving this board to my son but when I want to ride I steal it!

Its so smooth when you get it, although 5 mins into riding it a screw came loose and fell making me fall so check to see if the screws are nice and tight. also try losening the trucks they come to tight for me but i guess that personal preference

What I really like about the Longboard is that when I drive on concrete it drives really smooth and I cant feel the rocks or bumps,also what I like about this longboard is the turns are very smooth. And I recommend this product to anybody that is looking for a Longboard. Thank you to my Dad for the lonboard!

Ive had this board for 4 years now at this point I have replaced everything on it except for the deck itself which has held up no problem, Ive never had a problem with an atom board the 5 or 6 years I had been riding them, no matter if your riding it stock or with your own setup they are definitely a safe and quality choice for beginners and pros

Turns are easier also means you turn faster. But the balance is perfect for me with it lower to the ground with the dip. I love it

This is my first longboard. I was looking for a stable board for cruising and carving around my neighborhood streets and trails and this board is perfect. Not having a kick tail took some getting used to but I knew that going in. The drop is low so its very stable on downhills and with some speed, make sure you adjust your trucks accordingly. I have not tried big hills or anything above 20 mph yet, my trails and roads are smooth so the wheels are fine as long as you keep your speed, i noticed at slower speeds the wheels catching on pebbles that my 65mm Sector 9 Nine ball wheels i have on my Madrid Cruiser rolls over no problem. If you want to slide easily, youll want to change the wheels. The Area 51 wheels are for more grip than sliding with their sharper less beveled edges. I did upgrade the bearings to Reds and the wheels rolled significantly faster and made for more efficient cruising. Im 510 185 and the deck feels solid and plenty stiff if you are looking for a sliding board. The money saved on this set up, with a truck and wheel upgrade you would have an awesome sliding board. At some point, I plan to get to Caliber trucks and Orangatang Stimulus wheels but for now Im Really happy with my Dark Tiki board!!

Great board for the money. Bearings are quite fast and the board is made pretty well with a great turning capabilities. Only reason for a 4-star is because the description is incorrect. This is an atom micro drop deck. Which means its not as low as the regular drop decks

look, i’m gonna be honest. it’s not worth the money. you should save up for a more expensive board. The wheels are AWFUL i put some “old boys” into these stock wheels, and they spun for about 15 seconds. these “old boys” are ceramic bearings costing about 49-50$. Just buy new wheels, new trucks, and you will have a better board, but it’s not worth the time. my sister still isn’t happy with her board, with some bones reds in them, it’s really a waste of money, i would range 125-150-250 for a really good board. i have a santa cruz and i got it for 200 dollars, it’s AMAZING!